Lunar Messiah vs Yeldo

Lunar didn't have much of a care for things that organics deemed as "Honour" or desiring to fight worthy opponents, her focus was on the target and performing her mission to the specs given. She was to ensure Yeldo submitted to her, the how and why wasn't important. The ethics were decided by Carlson, and the results he got were incredible. And Lunar wanted to help ensure that was maintained.

Still as she came in close Yeldo was intent on carrying on this fight, so be it. The opponent gave their consent, what happened from here on was the result of it. Lunar moved in, but the Centaur used his impressive upper body strength to grab hold of the weapon of science. And then send her for a loop with an Irish whip, Yeldo probably didn't have a pint before the fight. But he had the strength to back it up.

Being unable to use her flight mode meant Lunar's path was towards the ropes, they accepted the frame of the pink haired android. And she had rushed back towards the Centaur and Lunar was locked into a full nelson, in this location Yeldo could have had his head blasted with the gun fingers Lunar had. But at this point she could only wriggle about, it was surprising but the robot had been caught off guard. Perhaps it was the damage to her locomotives.

Yeldo performs his move perfectly, his action works so Lunar gets caught in a Full Nelson. Yeldo actually doesn't know if he really is able to damage her joints from such a submission move. A Human would suffer, but an android ? However the previous action proved Lunar to be sensible to pain from submission moves. Yeldo can weaken her, and then win the fight. There are no doubts.

But whilst he's applying the Full Nelson, Yeldo still thinks about a way to make this submission move more important. When his eyes randomly hits a turnbuckle, he gets an idea.

Yeldo would push Lunar toward the turnbuckle while holding her into the Full Nelson. Then, the Centaur would rear up, and lays his front hooves on the top rope. The Full Nelson might be more painful if Lunar is hanging up over the mat.

Lunar was capable of feeling pain, and was certainly susceptible to submitting in this match. If she determined it to be the best course of action, there were times where in battle the weapon of science was against a superior opponent. A serial killer that could take 10 shots to the head without falling was simple, but a demon with a fist the size of a man was another story. If enough pressure was caused on Lunar she'd submit for the sake of self preservation, simple as.

And at this point it was starting to seem like an advisable notion, with Yeldo showing that in spite of his large frame he was capable of pulling off some rather technical moves. The weapon of science was hoisted along to a turnbuckle and the Centaur hefted himself up on the front ropes, they must have been supernaturally enchanted prior to this bout. Else they'd have surely faltered under the upper half of Yeldo's body.

Prepped up in this way akin to a sacrificial offering on a satanic altar Lunar tried to grit her teeth, though at this point more than a few quiet yelps escaped her mouth as she proceeded to struggle as much as she could. Still Yeldo was on the ropes, and a count was occurring. He had up to five seconds to release the hold else he risked DQ-ing himself, after all this followed conventional wrestling rules. And those rules ironically were the only thing preventing the weapon of science from unleashing her full arsenal against him.

Yeldo is not a destructor, and he doesn't feel any pleasure from inflicting pain to his opponents. But hey, this is a Submission match, isn't it ? A submission move needs to be painful, doesn't it ? At least it is what Yeldo believes. He's not a specialist of this type of matches. He's not a specialist of submission moves.

But the one he's applying now seems to be effective. The flaw is that, to make it more painful, Yeldo lays his hooves on the ropes, and that calls a rope break. The referee reminds it to Yeldo. The Centaur would wait until the last legal second, hoping that Lunar would tap out before.

Lunar doesn't tap out. Yeldo springs his front legs off the ropes, stepping backward, and lets Lunar drop her feet on the mat, without breaking the Full Nelson.
« Shall you tap out ? »

Lunar truth be told wasn't sure on how to exactly proceed, granted she could activate her weapons or the flames from her feet that was produced when the weapon of science entered flight mode. But the ban/mission perimeters forbade her from doing so, this was proving to be a very troublesome task. This had seemed more like a task for Chon or Sho. The metallic frame of the weapon of science was starting to really feel this pressure, a little creak could even be heard. What that entailed was anyone's guess, though needless to say it wasn't good.

Yeldo continued the hold after backing away from the ropes, perhaps more pragmatic or wise than a typical wrestler. After all it was working was it not? Lunar hissed in her mouth, her HUD reporting more significant damage. Still the robot's legs were planted on the mat at least, it was time to try and take the fight back to this centaur.

With her arms disabled by the hold Lunar would need to use her lower limbs, the weapon of science would try to jerk one of her legs up as best she could behind her. Right between the frontal legs of the centaur, Lunar believed this wouldn't be a illegal move given her location of the move. Hitting Yeldo suddenly might perhaps make him release the hold, it could even wind him perhaps with the attack being totally out of nowhere. Given Lunar's lack of knowledge regarding Centaur anatomy she wasn't entirely certain if this was what wrestlers called a low blow, but Lunar needed to get out now.

Yeldo suddently feels a hit.
« Oomph... », he shouts.
Where Lunar striked him, is the “equine chest” of the Centaur. It is not a low blow at all, though it's below his humain waist. There is nothing particularly painful here, at least it is not more painful than his human chest area.

Yeldo wants to maintain the hold, but he has to think about one fact : if Lunar managed to strike him blindly now, she can do it again. In this position, Yeldo just can't avoid the blind kicks.

The Centaur would break the Full Nelson and rear up. He would strongly strike Lunar's back with both hooves before landing his legs back down.
« You're a tough one ! »

A low blow would have signalled for a DQ victory for the Centaur, perhaps that would have been a mission failure for the weapon of science. Then again if Chon was fighting in this match rather than Lunar he might have just done that, he tended to eschew honour in his path of revenge. Though Lunar was intent on carrying the mission through, however it was looking rather bleak at this point from a normal standpoint. The weapon of science had gone through considerable damage, certainly enough to break a normal human at least.

However the upside was that Yeldo probably realised that it was rather futile attempting to carry this hold on, because Lunar was just going to continue this as hard as she could and make the Centaur reconsider his life choices. So he decided to set the robot girl down at least and relent on the hold.

That said though Lunar was certain he'd attempt to follow with a counter, given Yeldo's morale and recent success it was organic nature with regards to trying to capitalise on it. So Lunar promptly turned around with Yeldo making his attack, thankfully though even when damaged Lunar trusted in her better than human reactions. Yeldo would catch nothing but thin air, and as he was left open Lunar made to get close to him. Attempting to leap atop his back and get her arms around that neck of his, that back of his made a prime target to get on and attack that injured area which was the head.

Yeldo's hooves only catch air. He feels quite surprised, sure to strike Lunar's back, but there is nothing in front of him. He doesn't see Lunar when his front hooves land on the mat, until he feels something putting weight to his horse back. A freeze of horror : he understands what's happening. Even androids have the idea to ride Centaurs like horses ? Damn... Why does everyone of every species think that Centaurs a good to be riden like mounts ? Yeldo barely has the time to shout :
« Hey ! »
Lunar rides him and wraps an arm around his neck.
« Don't ride me ! I'm not a horse ! », the Centaurs shouts instinctively. He doesn't even know if the android does that because she sees him as a mount or if it's an innocent move.

But the previous action, when Yeldo was holding Lunar into a Full Nelson, was stopped by a rope break when Yeldo stood up against the ropes. Lunar can't prevent the Centaur from moving while riding him. Yeldo just runs toward the ropes and moves a front leg through, calling for a rope break without letting Lunar putting more damage on his neck or his head.

Lunar didn't have any idea of a Centaur's culture or anything like that, but she was confident in her ability to detain various supernatural creatures. Unlike Light who often sat down on a werewolf to prevent him from transforming Lunar could lock down a supernaturally empowered serial killer's joints, to prevent him from making the hand gesture to summon the cleaver that took the lives of countless individuals. Yeldo's neck area was much easy to crank on from behind, mounting the Centaur was merely a matter of practicality.

Though he certainly seemed to take offence to it, perhaps it was a natural reaction for his kind. Regardless of that state of mind Yeldo would certainly feel the strain as the weapon of science sought to choke the Centaur out and hopefully start to bring this match to it's conclusion. The beating Lunar had taken prompted her to seek to have this occur, else it'd probably result in disaster for the robot girl.

Still Yeldo was crafty, putting one leg on the ropes. To try and force a break like Lunar had done prior, knowing that this was perhaps the best chance she had the weapon of science needed to do something. Seeing as how Lunar was atop Yeldo she would try to wrangle the Centaur off the rope, from here riding him was possible. If the weapon of science could jockey him away from there she could have this turn in her favour, Lunar had no experience in this situation. But the concept was something she knew of and could seek to emulate.

Lunar seems to be a good ridee. She must have learnt faster since being an android. Her capacities are greater than if she were human, probably. She chokes the male Centaur and discovers that she can force him to move by whipping his rump, like a jockey does on his mount with a riding crop. The Centaur whinnies nervously and makes several steps against his will.
« Never... do that... again !... »
Now Yeldo feels very angry, and above all humiliated. He's getting riden like a horse and even whipped on the rump like a mount. He just can't stand it. He can't call a rope break now. He would rear up and buck from his hindquarters, subjecting Lunar to an actual rodeo. But he's exhausting himself faster because of the chokehold.